History of the Federal Government, for Fifty Years: From March, 1789 to March, 1839S.G. Simpkins, 1840 - 480 páginas |
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... officers to be at the head of each executive department of the government , under the Presi- dent , a very grave question arose , relating to the tenure of their office . There was a long discussion on the subject , which called forth ...
... officers to be at the head of each executive department of the government , under the Presi- dent , a very grave question arose , relating to the tenure of their office . There was a long discussion on the subject , which called forth ...
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... officers under the chief magistrate are but his agents , and entirely under his direction and control . But when this power is exercised , in the removal of subordinate executive officers , merely for party politics , it is extremely ...
... officers under the chief magistrate are but his agents , and entirely under his direction and control . But when this power is exercised , in the removal of subordinate executive officers , merely for party politics , it is extremely ...
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... officers appointed to collect and receive these duties , were distinct from the collectors of the customs on imported articles , and were called Supervisors . The law for raising a revenue by an excise , was consid- ered unreasonable ...
... officers appointed to collect and receive these duties , were distinct from the collectors of the customs on imported articles , and were called Supervisors . The law for raising a revenue by an excise , was consid- ered unreasonable ...
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... officer of the federal government . He was no doubt in favor of what some called a strong government ; in favor of ... officers in the executive department of the government , and with whom the President often found it necessary to ...
... officer of the federal government . He was no doubt in favor of what some called a strong government ; in favor of ... officers in the executive department of the government , and with whom the President often found it necessary to ...
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... officers appointed to collect the duties were threatened , and deterred through fear of personal injury from discharging their pub- lic duties . And a large portion of the citizens , in the west- ern parts of that State , appeared ...
... officers appointed to collect the duties were threatened , and deterred through fear of personal injury from discharging their pub- lic duties . And a large portion of the citizens , in the west- ern parts of that State , appeared ...
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